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Watch: Indian Man Shocked By New York's Smoke-Spewing Manholes, Labels It "America's Stinkiest City"
The video has triggered a mixed bag of responses, with some users finding humour in the situation and others criticising the double standards at play.
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28 Major US Cities Are Sinking, Including NYC and Chicago, Satellite Study Finds
A new satellite study has revealed that 28 of the most populous U.S. cities, including New York and Chicago, are sinking by up to 10 millimetres yearly. Researchers found that groundwater extraction is the key driver behind this trend, raising silent but serious threats to infrastructure, even in inland cities not typically prone to such risks.
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Many Cities In US To Turn Ghost Town By 2100, Says Study
The study's authors noted that the significant decrease in population could pose unprecedented challenges, potentially resulting in disruptions to essential services such as transportation, clean water, electricity, and internet access.
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US Tech Moguls Forced Farmers To Sell Land To Build Secret City, Court Told
A group of landowners say a Silicon Valley-backed company trying to build a sustainable city northeast of San Francisco used unfair and "strong-armed" tactics to force farmers to sell their land, including pitting family members against each other.
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5 Injured In Shooting At University Campus In US City
Multiple people were shot near a university campus in the US city of Baltimore late Tuesday, officials said.
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As Trump Protests, US Cities Fear Unrest That Election Night Spared Them
Predictions of widespread violence fizzled on Election Night, but police and businesses across the U.S. are keeping preparations in place as President Donald Trump falsely claims victory -- a scenario that experts warned held a greater potential for unrest.
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New York Tops US Dirtiest City List, Los Angeles Ranks Second: Survey
New York is the dirtiest city, with more pests and litter than any place else in the US, according to a review of government data by the cleaning-services company Busy Bee.
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Indian Chef Called 'ISIS', Punched In The Face In US
A 30-year-old Indian chef was punched repeatedly in the face and called "ISIS" by an unidentified man in an alleged hate crime incident in the US city of Omaha.
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Up to 9 Feared Dead in US Plane Crash: Report
As many as nine people were feared dead Tuesday after a small private jet crashed into an apartment building in the midwestern US city of Akron, local media reported, citing the plane's owner.
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100 US Cities to Host Yogathon on 1st International Yoga Day
More than 100 US cities will organise a Yogathon on the first International Yoga Day to be celebrated on June 21, organisers of the event have said.
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Baltimore Mayor Announces Immediate Lifting of Curfew
The mayor of Baltimore on Sunday lifted a nightly curfew that was implemented after residents in the US city rioted following the death of a man in police custody.
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Rising Seas Seen Causing Routine Floods in US Cities: Study
As sea levels rise, tidal flooding along the U.S. coast is likely to become so common that parts of many communities, including the nation's capital, could become unusable within three decades, according to a new report from the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Hooked on fast food, an obese US city tries to slim down
This city's Broadway displays its own array of neon signs -- two dozen fast-food restaurants, as diverse as McDonald's and the local Indi's -- beckoning along a 2.8-mile corridor bookended by low-income neighborhoods on the front lines of a multimillion-dollar battle against obesity.The street symbolizes one of many hurdles facing officials here wo...
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Watch: Indian Man Shocked By New York's Smoke-Spewing Manholes, Labels It "America's Stinkiest City"
The video has triggered a mixed bag of responses, with some users finding humour in the situation and others criticising the double standards at play.
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28 Major US Cities Are Sinking, Including NYC and Chicago, Satellite Study Finds
A new satellite study has revealed that 28 of the most populous U.S. cities, including New York and Chicago, are sinking by up to 10 millimetres yearly. Researchers found that groundwater extraction is the key driver behind this trend, raising silent but serious threats to infrastructure, even in inland cities not typically prone to such risks.
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Many Cities In US To Turn Ghost Town By 2100, Says Study
The study's authors noted that the significant decrease in population could pose unprecedented challenges, potentially resulting in disruptions to essential services such as transportation, clean water, electricity, and internet access.
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US Tech Moguls Forced Farmers To Sell Land To Build Secret City, Court Told
A group of landowners say a Silicon Valley-backed company trying to build a sustainable city northeast of San Francisco used unfair and "strong-armed" tactics to force farmers to sell their land, including pitting family members against each other.
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5 Injured In Shooting At University Campus In US City
Multiple people were shot near a university campus in the US city of Baltimore late Tuesday, officials said.
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As Trump Protests, US Cities Fear Unrest That Election Night Spared Them
Predictions of widespread violence fizzled on Election Night, but police and businesses across the U.S. are keeping preparations in place as President Donald Trump falsely claims victory -- a scenario that experts warned held a greater potential for unrest.
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New York Tops US Dirtiest City List, Los Angeles Ranks Second: Survey
New York is the dirtiest city, with more pests and litter than any place else in the US, according to a review of government data by the cleaning-services company Busy Bee.
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Indian Chef Called 'ISIS', Punched In The Face In US
A 30-year-old Indian chef was punched repeatedly in the face and called "ISIS" by an unidentified man in an alleged hate crime incident in the US city of Omaha.
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Up to 9 Feared Dead in US Plane Crash: Report
As many as nine people were feared dead Tuesday after a small private jet crashed into an apartment building in the midwestern US city of Akron, local media reported, citing the plane's owner.
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100 US Cities to Host Yogathon on 1st International Yoga Day
More than 100 US cities will organise a Yogathon on the first International Yoga Day to be celebrated on June 21, organisers of the event have said.
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Baltimore Mayor Announces Immediate Lifting of Curfew
The mayor of Baltimore on Sunday lifted a nightly curfew that was implemented after residents in the US city rioted following the death of a man in police custody.
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Rising Seas Seen Causing Routine Floods in US Cities: Study
As sea levels rise, tidal flooding along the U.S. coast is likely to become so common that parts of many communities, including the nation's capital, could become unusable within three decades, according to a new report from the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Hooked on fast food, an obese US city tries to slim down
This city's Broadway displays its own array of neon signs -- two dozen fast-food restaurants, as diverse as McDonald's and the local Indi's -- beckoning along a 2.8-mile corridor bookended by low-income neighborhoods on the front lines of a multimillion-dollar battle against obesity.The street symbolizes one of many hurdles facing officials here wo...
